TimDG

Hi, Thanks for the quick reply. Setting that attribute seems to do the trick: the graphs now render properly.

Hi, I'm trying out the FusionCharts and PowerCharts graph libraries and I've noticed some odd occurences with the candle stick charts. It appears as if the Y-axis isn't always long enough to show all data. Chart 1: {"chart":{"exportShowMenuItem":"0","exportFormats":"PDF=Export as PDF","caption":"Some more data","exportAction":"download","exportEnabled":1,"exportHandler":"/export.do","exportAtClient":"0","html5ExportHandler":"/export.do"},"categories":[{"category":[{"x":"1","label":"1"},{"x":"2","label":"2"},{"x":"3","label":"3"},{"x":"4","label":"4"},{"x":"5","label":"5"}]}],"dataset":[{"data":[{"open":"23.18","close":"24.02","high":"26.44","low":"22.8","x":"1"},{"open":"23.14","close":"23.54","high":"23.68","low":"22.7","x":"2"},{"open":"22.29","close":"21.46","high":"22.67","low":"20.9","x":"3"},{"open":"26.17","close":"25.88","high":"27.47","low":"23.9","x":"4"},{"open":"20.5","close":"21.2","high":"21.48","low":"20.5","x":"5"}]}]} Result: Chart 2: {"chart":{"exportShowMenuItem":"0","exportFormats":"PDF=Export as PDF","caption":"Some more data","exportAction":"download","exportEnabled":1,"exportHandler":"/export.do","exportAtClient":"0","html5ExportHandler":"/export.do"},"categories":[{"category":[{"x":"1","label":"1"},{"x":"2","label":"2"},{"x":"3","label":"3"},{"x":"4","label":"4"},{"x":"5","label":"5"}]}],"dataset":[{"data":[{"open":"22.63","close":"22.15","high":"23.78","low":"21.8","x":"1"},{"open":"23.26","close":"23.47","high":"24.06","low":"23.2","x":"2"},{"open":"23.94","close":"24.8","high":"26.54","low":"23.3","x":"3"},{"open":"23.6","close":"25.01","high":"26.97","low":"22.7","x":"4"},{"open":"25.66","close":"26.31","high":"26.63","low":"24.6","x":"5"}]}]} Result: Chart 3: {"chart":{"exportShowMenuItem":"0","exportFormats":"PDF=Export as PDF","caption":"Some more data","exportAction":"download","exportEnabled":1,"exportHandler":"/export.do","exportAtClient":"0","html5ExportHandler":"/export.do"},"categories":[{"category":[{"x":"1","label":"1"},{"x":"2","label":"2"},{"x":"3","label":"3"},{"x":"4","label":"4"},{"x":"5","label":"5"}]}],"dataset":[{"data":[{"open":"25.06","close":"25.58","high":"26.69","low":"24.7","x":"1"},{"open":"25.3","close":"26.14","high":"26.92","low":"25.0","x":"2"},{"open":"25.11","close":"25.85","high":"28.31","low":"24.5","x":"3"},{"open":"25.13","close":"24.52","high":"28.21","low":"23.6","x":"4"},{"open":"24.2","close":"25.67","high":"28.23","low":"23.8","x":"5"}]}]} Result: I'm using a complete javascript implementation and the jquery plugin to load the charts. I currently allow the user to select 4 charts to be displayed on a single page with random contents. This is the code I use to load the graphs: var $container = $("#chartContainer" + index).insertFusionCharts({ swfUrl:graph, renderer:'javascript', dataSource:"/report.do?type=" + type, dataFormat:"jsonurl", width:"550", height:"300", registerWithJS:'1', id:"myChartId" + index }).data("exportId", "#export" + index) .bind("fusionchartsdrawcomplete", drawComplete); graph and type indicate the type of graph and the contents as they should be returned by the server. Index is an integer from 0 to 3, identifying both the graph as well as the div where the chart should be placed. Do you have any idea what could be causing this? Thanks in advance. Regards, Tim.